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Next time you have an idea, take small immediate action on it without worrying about the end result.
Paul Stamets, visionary mycologist extraordinaire, has discovered several new species of mushrooms and pioneers countless techniques in the field of edible a...
Stamets has been a devoted acolyte, emissary, and evangelist of the fungi for more than four decades. Early on, he recognized that they were far more than forbidden fruits or culinary ingredients. To him, they and the mycelium—the hidden, subterranean networks of filaments—from which they spring (and which he’s dubbed “Earth’s natural Internet”) are powerful gifts of nature that hold the secrets to curing a multitude of medical and environmental ills. He’s made it his mission to not just uncover those secrets, but to dispatch the blindness and prejudices humans have toward mushrooms—what he calls “mycophobia”—that keep people from understanding how crucial these humble organisms underfoot are to our survival.
Mycologists tend to be an odd mix of laboratory scientist, naturalist and shaman. Mycologist Paul Stamets gets into all of this with Merlin Sheldrake.
This guide will show you how to start a podcast in 2021. It's the perfect guide for beginners and will walk you through podcast gear, software for podcasts, ...
Who was Hiroo Onoda? Onoda was a Japanese soldier who refused to surrender long after the capitulation of Japan in WWII. For 29 extra years, Onoda continued ...
A group of Costa Rican park rangers patrolling in the Parque Nacional Isla del Coco after a recent storm, have discovered one of the most amazing treasure hoards in modern history. The treasure consists of gold and silver coins and ingots, jewellery, candlesticks and religious items, and is estimated to be worth almost 200,000,000$. Cocos island is a small island designated as a National Park, located in the Pacific Ocean, approximately 550 km (342 mi) from the Pacific shore of Costa Rica. It was well-known for possibly holding various legendary treasures, but its “protected area” status had forbidden treasure hunting on it since 1978. A group of six rangers who were walking around the island to evaluate the damage done by a storm on the nesting colonies of migratory seabirds, when they noticed that the tide had unearthed what looked like an old wooden box or chest. The began unearthing it, only to discover that there were actually five different chests and other items, that they had been buried there for a very long time.
Coconut Island protrudes from the Pacific Ocean as the peak of a lone volcano, far off the Costa Rican coast. At the end of the 18th century, the English aut...
Well-known to seasoned divers, Cocos Island's nutrient-rich waters provide ideal feeding grounds that anchor the food chain. On their expedition here, the team tagged sharks, tracked sea turtles, and became the first to use a submersible to explore a remote pair of seamounts known as Las Gemelas. In September 2016, an expansion of the existing Cocos Island National Park was announced, nearly quadrupling the area where fishing is restricted.
MANY an interesting craft has slipped quietly out of Vancouver harbor, during its fifty years as a port, through the First Narrows, past Prospect Point, and melted into the track of the setting sun upon some mysterious quest. But it is altogether likely that no more interesting craft, or one carrying a more interesting complement, has left this port than that which left a trail of smoke behind her she passed up Point Grey upon a certain January day of the present year of grace. The Gunner—a j not inappropriate name “mystery ship” in the I Great War, and engaged pretty regularly since then in the hardly less exciting pursuit of rum-running, was off upon a treasure hunt, her objective being Cocos Island, 3,000 miles away.
Japanese hold-outs after the second world war are quite the never-ending source of interesting stories. Japanese soldiers were known for their resilience, de...
This short film was made for my university's final project. It tells a tale of a WWII Japanese soldier who refuses to surrender even after the war has ended ...
Silent. Scenes show MLS PAN Island of Anatahan. Marine inspecting Japanese weapons abd. ship. Japanese waving to island from ship (SV). Japanese being assist...
Three popular podcast hosts tell us how they started their podcasts, the equipment they use, and tips for keeping your audience entertained
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When so many are struggling for connection, inspiration and hope, Fantastic Fungi brings us together as interconnected creators of our world. Fantastic Fungi...
Zapier’s Leah Kemerling says she’s found that it’s easier to act if you lower the barrier, so she’s been riding the momentum of small, incremental actions to get big stuff done.
Plan a blow-out weekend with the bros at these Brutalist and mid-century masterpieces by Ricardo Bofill, Frank Lloyd Wright, and more iconic architects.
Friendly Fires unleash this vibrant video for their latest single "Kiss Of Life". Released as a single by XL Recordings on 31st August 2009.
